Microsoft's integrated development environment, Visual Studio.NET, incorporates another programming language C# (articulated "C
sharp"), which focuses on the .NET Framework. Both the .NET Framework and C# are genuinely very much recorded advancements,
however the stage of suitability for ongoing frameworks has not gotten a lot of consideration. Microsoft doesn't explicitly guarantee
that C# and .NET are expected for constant frameworks, however a significant number of the stage's broadly useful highlights -
including type risky highlights, string synchronization, and flood touchy math—applies to persistent systems. The additional
investigation will help in knowing C# and the .NET Framework's appropriateness for ongoing frameworks
